This is a first draft of a new port of mpg123 1.6.0, created from scratch as a replacement for our cadaverous audio/mpg123 port.
I have added a simple sndio backend. The output module API isn't documented, so this involves a bit of guesswork. There is a function to query the capabilities of the audio system, which could be interfaced with sio_getcap() to enable resampling in mpg123. I haven't bothered with this for a simple audio player--does anybody think it would be worth it? Additional backends for esound, jack, etc. could be enabled and multi-packaged, but I wanted to start out simple. The ARM people might want to give --with-cpu=generic_nofpu a try. It works on i386. libm is still linked in, but not used for decoding. Ripping libm out completely on ARM is not worth the effort, I think. I haven't set SHARED_ONLY because libmpg123 may still be of use on static platforms, but it would take very little to convince me otherwise. Lightly tested on i386, amd64 (-s), and sparc64. -- Christian "naddy" Weisgerber [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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